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Your portfolio

Your page on ACADA, built from what you do here: the header card, the stat bar, the sections, and what visitors can do.

My Portfolio

Open it

Your portfolio is your page on ACADA, built from what you do here. Open it from My Portfolio in the account menu, under your picture in the header. Choose anyone's name or picture across ACADA to open theirs.

What's on it

The header card
Banner, photo, name, username, bio, country flag, and links to your website, LinkedIn, Twitter, GitHub and YouTube. Your level and title show while you are on the leaderboards.
Followers, Following
How many people follow you and how many you follow. Choose either to see the list.
The stat bar
Enrolled Courses, Completed Courses, Skills Achieved and Time Learned. A creator's shows Published Courses, Content Created, Lifetime Students and Skills Taught instead.
The sections
Certificates, Skills, Achievements, your courses and your work. See Portfolio sections.

What visitors see

Follow, Message, Invite
Follow you, start a direct message, or invite you to a group chat.
More options
The … menu, with Block and Report.
In common
The people, courses and rooms the two of you share.

Rules and limits

  • The Identity verified mark shows beside a name whose owner completed Stripe's payout verification. The ACADA staff mark shows on accounts that belong to ACADA. See Staying safe.
  • Skills Achieved counts every skill you have earned, pinned or not.
  • Who can see the page at all is your profile visibility. See Who can see your portfolio.

If something goes wrong

"This profile is private."
Its owner has made it private.
"This account is closed."
The account has been closed, and its page is no longer shown.
"This profile doesn't exist." or "That profile link is not valid."
The link is wrong, or the account was deleted.
The sign-in page opens
Your own portfolio, and following, messaging or inviting someone, need you signed in. You come back to the same page after.

Checked against the app on 19 October 2026. If something here no longer matches what you see, say so below.

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